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A modest performance bump over Sandy Bridge that is made much more impressive by the efficiency levels achieved with the 22nm Ivy architecture. Integrated graphics receive a big improvement
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Without cost in battery life
Better performance using less power
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Gaming with integrated graphics remains a sore spot
Despite Intel's claims
HD 4000 is not suitable for gaming
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A modest performance bump over Sandy Bridge that is made much more impressive by the efficiency levels achieved with the 22nm Ivy architecture. Integrated graphics receive a big improvement, too, without cost in battery life
Gaming with integrated graphics remains a sore spot, despite Intel's claims, HD 4000 is not suitable for gaming
When we tested the Core i7-3770K in April, we found it to be 10-17% faster than the Sandy Bridge Core i7-2600K while consuming over 10% less power. In essence, this makes Ivy Bridge a more refined version of Sandy Bridge. Intel's only weakness was in ...
Published: 2012-04-23, Author: Matt , review by: pcper.com
Ivy Bridge for mobile has easily exceeded my expectations. Because this is not a new architecture I was expecting to see gains between 5 to 10 percent. Instead, the new Intel Core i7-3720QM runs away from every previous processor in multiple benchmarks. G...
Intel's Ivy Bridge Core i7 Quad Core Mobile Architecture - Well-Rounded PerformanceAsus N56VM 15.6-inch Multimedia Notebook - A Powerhouse with All the TrimmingsIn our meetings with Intel's Notebook Marketing team over the years, they've often asked us wh...
Abstract: With such a big deal being made about the introduction of Intel’s Ivy Bridge lineup on the desktop side, their new mobile chips deserve a chance in the spotlight as well. In this review, we take a closer look at the new i7-3720QM notebook processor wh...
Abstract: Late May we published a huge round-up of 45 desktop processors , followed by a review of Intel's fourth generation Core processors . Our readers immediately, and understandably, came with the request for a similar group test of laptop processors. It's a...
Abstract: We've already seen that Ivy Bridge doesn't make much of a splash in the desktop space. But we collected notebooks based on Ivy Bridge, Sandy Bridge, Arrandale, and AMD's mobile Llano, and found that the new architecture's effect on mobility is profound...
Abstract: Pour trouver le bon processeur, de nombreux joueurs peuvent se sentir perdu: Tout le monde vous dira qu'il faut un quad-core pour jouer correctement sur PC. Mais qu'en est-il dans le camp des ordinateurs portables? On voit beaucoup sur les forums des j...
Abstract: Ultrabook con Ivy Bridge, Core i5 3427U da 17 watt alla prova Introduzione Pensiamo non ci siano dubbi sul fatto che Apple, con il suo MacBook Air (Apple MacBook Air 11 pollici ancora più veloce con Ivy Bridge), abbia spinto Intel a correre in soccorso dei produttori di PC per i...
Published: 2012-05-17, Author: Andrew , review by: tomshw.it
Sappiamo già che Ivy Bridge non rappresenta una rivoluzione rispetto a Sandy Bridge. Ha diverse caratteristiche in comune con Sandy Bridge, ma naturalmente la novità maggiore è il passaggio ai 22 nanometri. Si tratta di un passo "evoluzionario".Nel settor...
